foreshadowing:
"feast of the Tabernacle" or Sukkot
John 7: 1-52
"On this feast see Lev. 23:33-44 and Numbers 29. It was celebrated from the fifteenth to the twenty-first or twenty-second day of the seventh month, which approximates our October. It was a feast of thanksgiving for the vintage. But besides being a harvest-festival it was also a joyful commemoration of the divine guidance granted to the Atonement, the idea of joy after redemption was naturally very prominent. In a decreased daily scale a special sacrifice of seventy bullocks was made. The temple-trumpets were blown on each day. There was the ceremony of the outpouring of water, drawn from Siloam, in commemoration of the refreshing stream which had come forth miraculously out of the rock at Meribah (Ex. 17:1-7), and in anticipation of blessings both for Israel and for the world. There was the illumination of the inner court of the temple, where the light of the grand candelabra reminded one of the pillar of fire by night which had served as a guide through the desert (Num. 14:14). There was a torch-parade. And above all, everywhere in and around Jerusalem, in the street, the square, and even on the roofs of the houses booths were erected. These leafy dwellings provided shelter for the pilgrims who came from every direction to attend this feast. But most of all they too were reminders of the wilderness-life of the ancestors (Lev. 23:43).55"
Jesus in Jerusalem at the Feast of Tabernacles (John 7:1-52) | Bible.org - Worlds Largest Bible Study Site
Foreshadow OT......................Fulfillment NT in Jesus
Water from Stone in the desert = Living water from the Rock of Salvation (Jesus)
Salvation from wilderness and bondage in Egypt == salvation from world and bondage of sin
one of the things people who support the double dispensationist position (i'm not referring to exclusively you EG when I say this) is that they say that Jesus did not fulfill the feast of tabernacle.
After some research and prayer I have to disagree with them.
I have alluded in the above post that Jesus is the substance of the shadow that the feast of tabernacle is suppose to remind the Jewish people of. they are suppose to remember how God gave them manna in the deserts, Jesus says HE is the true manna from Heaven and if you eat of His bread (which is His Words) you will not be hungry again. Also the feast of tabernacle is to remember when Moses struck a rock and water came flowing from it which alludes to when Jesus was struck on the cross and after His ascension sends forth LIVING Water which is His Holy Spirit.
truthfully this topic has not been a key cornerstone of my beliefs since I believe on taking one day at a time and not trying to foretell the future beyond what God wants me to do in the present in preparation for it.
However I'm reminded of these verses:
Hebrews 4:12
For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.
therefore I would vocalize and discuss my findings and discover why we are not in agreement over certain key intepertations of scripture and prophecy. if it can be done in a respectful and rational manner.
Again I state my premises that
1. all OT prophecies have been either
a. fulfilled through Jesus or
b. stated again in the book of Revelations
2. Amillenianism is logical and Bibilically based upon the symbolism of numbers in the Jewish traditions concerning prophecy and Jesus and His disciples own words about the Kingdom of God is at hand.
3. a. that between when the law was given to Moses until Jesus sent His Holy Spirit during Pentecost is considered an Age
b. and we now live in a NEW Age which is called TODAY
c. and a new covenant which replaces the one made with Moses who was given the LAW
d. and fulfills the Promise given to both Abraham and Eve about the Seed who would crush serpents and young lions under His feet
e. and Heaven is the promise land and the promised Rest, not physical Canaan though Canaan is used as a symbol to foreshadow on Earth what is true in Heaven. much like sacrificing Isaac foreshadow's Jesus' death on the cross.
anyways this is a chart of the two positions I have heard explained so far....